Shaun Lewis: the Man, the Myth, the Legend

Today is Tuesday.

I cannot think of one bloody thing to write here. Everything I think of is just a little too boring for my tastes.

My weekend was quite good. I didn’t do very much, but what I did do, I enjoyed thoroughly. On Friday, I stayed in my dorm and read. Now, normally people think reading is something boring. Personally, I will agree most of the time; however, Friday was different — I had fun reading.

I hate waking up late, ladies and gentlemen. Unfortunately, I am not a morning person in any way, shape or form. I would LOVE to wake up every day at 6:00am, but my body feels otherwise. In fact, I think my body would rather wake up every day at 6:00pm. On Saturday, I didn’t sleep until 6:00pm, but it might as well have been. I didn’t wake up until 2:30. I feel like such a loser. I had a good 12 hours of sleep on Saturday. It was good, by the way. That was some mighty fine sleeping.

During the afternoon: nothing

During the evening, I called a friend of a friend… or would it be simply “friend” because I might be part of the “group” now? Whichever one it was, we watched movies together. It’s amazing how boring I can make some things sound, which is why I have to emphasize that I had A LOT of fun watching movies with said person. In fact, I had such a good time that I am now making this person my official “Movie Watching Person”. What can I say… I enjoy being made fun of for my taste in movies. Consequently, this person hates me. Also, I don’t think this person reads this, so I won’t have to get a trophy made. I don’t have a lot of money (the whole college thing…), so this is quite a relief.

After my great Saturday night and a FANTASTIC show on the History Channel, there was Sunday. Sunday… was kind of boring. Fencing was fun/not fun. It was a little too “low energy” for me.

Monday brought with it X-Men 2 and the longest credits I have ever watched in my entire life. I usually like to sit through the credits, but there were just too many for me. I got up and left in the middle of the credits. I was extremely disappointed in the movie because of the credits. I don’t recommend the movie because of it. Very disappointing. I mean… they build you all the way up to the credits and the then the movie just drags on during them. All I saw were names and titles. Honestly… I think the director could have done a much better job than that.

I’m not too worried, however. The Matrix 2 comes out really soon (insert sustained smile here) and I hear the credits on that movie are gonna blow X-Men 2 Credits out of the water.

So, to sum up an uneventful entry:
Friday: Reading
Saturday: REALLY, EXTREMELY good time
Sunday: Eh… Not bad
Monday: Bad Credits ruin a good movie